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High School Students from Campolindo and De La Salle Visit Mangini Preserve On October 26th and November 2nd, high school students paid our Mangini Ranch Educational Preserve a visit as…

3–2 Vote Puts Measure on Ballot Asking to Annex and Develop County Land—Breaking Urban Limit Line The Road Is OK, Development All Along It Is Not Save Mount Diablo and…

Recently, we brought 73 kids outside to help care for trees and enjoy the local wildlife at Curry Canyon Ranch. On average, kids only spend four to seven minutes a…

Our Latest Conservation Collaboration Agreement Our Conservation Collaboration Agreement program (CCA) helps us build connections between our community and nature that will last a lifetime. Our most recent CCA was…

“Nature is such a beautiful thing that we need to nourish and care for as humans. Nature is life and everyone has a role in it and keeping it sustained…

In our latest Conservation Collaboration Agreement, students leave the classroom setting to connect with and grow appreciation for nature.  “Of course, we must strive to preserve nature because it is…

As 2023 began, we kicked off the year by officially announcing the creation of the Adler Education Fund. It was initiated by a $100,000 challenge grant from renowned environmental educator…

“We so often forget that we are nature too; both humanity and all of our powerful creations. We eat, drink, and breathe just the same as any other life form…

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—On March 30, 2022, Save Mount Diablo opened its Mangini Ranch Educational Preserve to the public, the first of its kind in Contra Costa County. People gathered at…

“Nature is so much bigger than us.” In our most recent Conservation Collaboration Agreement (CCA) with De La Salle High School, over 40 students planted native plants and prepared a…